Punjabi Origin Names
Browse Punjabi origin names across female and male groups.
Female Names
View full pageJasleen
Jasleen derives from Punjabi components where 'Jas' signifies glory, fame, or praise, often linked to concepts of splendor and divine beauty in Sikh poetic traditions, while 'leen...
Jazleen
Jazleen is a modern name that appears to blend elements from Punjabi and English naming traditions, with 'Jaz' likely drawing from 'Jas' meaning 'praise' or 'glory' in Punjabi and...
Asees
Asees derives from Punjabi and broader Indic linguistic traditions, where it carries the core meaning of 'praise' or 'melody,' often evoking musical harmony and laudatory expressi...
Ajooni
Ajooni derives from Punjabi and Sikh terminology, where it fundamentally signifies 'the infinite' or 'beyond birth and death,' emphasizing boundlessness and eternity.
Avleen
Avleen derives from Punjabi roots, where 'av' relates to concepts of grace or divine favor, and 'leen' draws from 'leenā,' connoting absorption or immersion, together suggesting '...
Nimrat
Nimrat derives from Punjabi and broader Indic linguistic roots, where it combines elements meaning 'humble' or 'modest' with connotations of grace and moral purity.
Gurleen
Gurleen is a compound name derived from Punjabi Sikh linguistic elements, where 'Gur' refers to the Guru, symbolizing the divine teacher or spiritual guide in Sikh tradition, and...
Sargun
Sargun derives from Punjabi and broader Indo-Aryan linguistic roots, where 'sar' signifies 'head' or 'essence,' and 'gun' denotes 'virtues,' 'qualities,' or 'merits,' collectively...
Manreet
Manreet appears to derive from Punjabi linguistic elements, where 'man' signifies 'heart' or 'mind,' and 'reet' or 'reet' relates to 'tradition,' 'custom,' or 'path.' This combina...
Savreen
Savreen appears to derive from Punjabi and Sikh naming traditions, where it combines elements suggesting beauty, grace, and love.
Agamdeep
Agamdeep is a compound name derived from Punjabi Sikh linguistic elements, where 'Agam' signifies the unfathomable, infinite, or depths beyond ordinary comprehension, often alludi...
Amanjit
Amanjit is a compound name derived from Punjabi Sikh linguistic elements, where 'Aman' signifies peace, tranquility, or safety, rooted in the Sanskrit term 'śānti' adapted through...
Male Names
View full pageGurbaaz
Gurbaaz is a compound name from Punjabi and Sikh linguistic traditions, where 'gur' derives from the Punjabi/Sanskrit term for 'guru,' signifying a spiritual teacher or divine gui...
Gurfateh
Gurfateh is a compound name from Punjabi Sikh nomenclature, where 'gur' derives from 'Guru,' signifying a spiritual teacher or divine guide in Sikh tradition, and 'fateh' translat...
Jujhar
Jujhar derives from Punjabi and Sikh linguistic roots, where 'ju' or 'jū' means 'warrior' or 'fighter,' and 'jhar' relates to 'battle' or 'struggle,' yielding a combined meaning o...
Jorawar
Jorawar derives from Punjabi and Hindi, where 'jora' signifies 'pair' or 'couple,' and 'war' means 'hero' or 'brave one,' yielding the composite meaning 'brave couple' or 'pair of...
Gurtaj
Gurtaj is a compound name derived from Punjabi Sikh linguistic elements, where 'Gur' refers to the Guru, symbolizing the divine spiritual teacher or the Guru Granth Sahib in Sikh...
Gurveer
Gurveer is a compound name derived from Punjabi Sikh nomenclature, where 'Gur' signifies 'guru' or 'divine teacher,' referring to the spiritual guides in Sikhism such as Guru Nana...
Gurshaan
Gurshaan is a modern compound name derived from Punjabi Sikh naming traditions, where 'Gur' refers to the Guru, symbolizing the divine spiritual teacher or the Guru Granth Sahib,...
Akaal
Akaal derives from Punjabi and Sikh terminology, where 'akaal' literally translates to 'timeless' or 'eternal,' combining the negative prefix 'a-' (meaning 'without' or 'beyond')...
Amitoj
Amitoj is a compound name derived from Punjabi and broader Indo-Aryan linguistic traditions, where 'Amit' signifies 'infinite,' 'boundless,' or 'immeasurable,' rooted in the Sansk...
Avtej
Avtej appears to blend elements from Punjabi and Sikh naming traditions, where 'Av' or 'Aav' may derive from concepts of arrival, arrival of divine light, or sound, while 'tej' st...
Ekamveer
Ekamveer combines 'Ekam,' derived from Sanskrit 'eka' meaning 'one' or 'unique,' with 'Veer,' from 'vīra' signifying 'brave,' 'heroic,' or 'warrior.' This fusion conveys 'one brav...
Fatehveer
Fatehveer is a compound name derived from Punjabi and broader Indo-Aryan linguistic traditions, where 'Fateh' means 'victory' or 'conquest,' rooted in the Arabic 'fath' signifying...